New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

DIR. MGLYNN TELLS SOME FUNNY sTOgIEs-RE-
CEIPrs OF THE RECENT EXCURSION.
The Academy OF Music packed last night with the
customary Sunday night audience largely the femin-
inc gender assembled to listen to DR.. McGlynn expound
the doctrines Of the tPover Society The
manifested during the evening great ever.
The Concordia Chorus led BY Mss Agatha Munier lent
zest to the entertainment by singing only chosen
anthem Of the Anti Poverty Society," Land and Labor
but also a brand Marching Song for voters. which
was rendered 10 the air Of Bouapger March One verse
OF IL read as follows:
Let the politician hat-both Republican and Demo-
Begging for tar make millonaires who all unto
workingmen have found this pound
, FROM OF ther backs
Labor needs nothing but clear tracks
For we will tax all land. hurrah boysi
The fa,S.fn ss Of a1 Gos vi. Spy win. ooy,l
brotherhood OF Mans no sin. boysi
Man Trade Land shall be- boy. all ALL all so free boys
Free. froe. free, ye% Tree, boysl on TO victory
This evoked wild enthusiasm from the audience.
who deman led 1t twice
Charles +. Wingate. tho sanitary engineer.
opened the proceedings with description
for vhsn he blamed the Board OF Health ns
then Introduced DE- McGlynn as the " American OCon-
DR.. McGlynn's address devoted to dsabusing tho
min OF the audience OF any belief that they may have
found religion He told q number Of humor.
Gus anecdotes. He said among other things
or.o gssS ,oa I'M: eIsn.s na aavs some M on
when Il broadway aud A0n.sI and q phrenoosst
with study and with practice
you may make a far speaker"
DIR. McGlynu also related the following:
At picnic local United Labor party
Se he m ms G me nat 10
sss aS~ had Do held ,o .S S
one OF the the tss
D1 ad1.r o.s raid %f ao% s @ Ms that
after nineteen years OF hardening Of the heart you turn TO re-
Oh" said the new convert after hearing Father
Fancy what must os.n the feeling. Of
tho distinguishes preaa would not Ike 10 say though
Henry George who sat In q box during DR.. MoGlvnn's
address, Wa. called upon and said few words
collection taken up amounted 70 Sl7S As. a
from Saturdays excursion Of tho society were 1858
and the expenditures s779. leaving surplus for tho
society's treasury OF 1864
SOLUTION OF THE ANTIPOvERTY QUESTION.
The Rev. 3. De Lanoey Townsend. the minister In
charge Of All Angels Church. at Eghtydrstst and West
End-ave gave sermon last evening on "A Solution OF
the AntPovery aud 5ocalistic Problem" The preacher
said that problem hal pressed Tor for ages
and continued;
For there can be answer to this paradox OF low
ing Creator such suffering m'uitv. We may have
societies aud but anv aton that leaves God
Almighty out OF tho question must a Let Us have social
grand but oSss.r, Tss,oa e 'Ri
TO change me1s characters. not nor Giro i'm stances When
men were wrecsd ami unhappy did he te1eb Them to over
erty that have hs r'ult OF tho that suffer The
leach men to work honestly and spend Pruioutiy.
The same God who made the worlds Of space made The men
tbs also re,on tbs laws OF tho human system
teach hm his rea ion to he cenre- ant he observe
the laws OF Tho verse ,ni harmony and happiness
will result THIS Is the only solution.